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Impacts of the EU inverter ban

The European Commission (EC) is restricting European Union funding to solar projects using Chinese-made inverters, due to the perceived risks of cyberattacks and blackouts. But are European suppliers ready to scale up production and challenge China’s monopoly? Andreas Walstad reports.
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Andreas Walstad
Photo: Lauri Veerde, CC-BY-SA 4.0

Spanish inverter manufacturer Ingeteam has expanded its utility-scale product portfolio with the Ingecon Sun 300TL, a high-density string inverter designed for large photovoltaic plants requiring high power density, industrial-grade communications and compliance with European grid and safety standards. The unit measures 1,045 mm x 1,045 mm x 400 mm and weighs 115 kg. It is …

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